Pagani has chosen to debut its latest hypercar, the Pagani Utopia, at the National Science and Technology Museum in central Milan. The Utopia is exhibited at the Sala del Cenacolo refectory hall, surrounded by original drawings by Leonardo da Vinci.
Enhancing the ties between the design of Pagani hypercars and Leonardo da Vinci is a loan from the Biblioteca Ambrosiana.
Six original drawings of Leonardo da Vinci's air drawings have been loaned to the exhibition of the Pagani Utopia The loan comprises attaining permission for six original drawings of Leonardo's studies on air, to leave its vaults on a temporary basis for the exhibition The shape of air: from Leonardo to Pagani Utopia.
Visitors will be able to trace the genesis of the Pagani Utopia project on a series of special panels: from the sources of inspiration to the first sketches of the car, the colour palette and the materials used, condensed in a three-dimensional moodboard.
The creative route reaches its culmination in the Sala del Cenacolo for a close-up look at the Utopia. From the outside, a body with soft, elegant lines comes with built in hi-tech composite materials; inside, the heart of the Pagani V12 engine.
Enhancing the ties between the design of Pagani hypercars and Leonardo da Vinci is a loan from the Biblioteca Ambrosiana.
Six original drawings of Leonardo da Vinci's air drawings have been loaned to the exhibition of the Pagani Utopia
Visitors will be able to trace the genesis of the Pagani Utopia project on a series of special panels: from the sources of inspiration to the first sketches of the car, the colour palette and the materials used, condensed in a three-dimensional moodboard.
The creative route reaches its culmination in the Sala del Cenacolo for a close-up look at the Utopia. From the outside, a body with soft, elegant lines comes with built in hi-tech composite materials; inside, the heart of the Pagani V12 engine.
